Monday, September 23, 2019

New Issue of Hong Kong Law Journal (Part 2 of 2019)


Editor-in-Chief: Professor Rick Glofcheski
Associate Editor: Professor Albert Chen
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Hong Kong Extradition Bill
A Perfect Storm: Hong Kong–Mainland Rendition of Fugitive Offenders Albert H.Y. Chen

On 9 June 2019, Hong Kong became the focus of international attention as hundreds of thousands of demonstrators marched on Hong Kong Island to oppose the imminent enactment of a legislative bill that would introduce a rendition arrangement, inter alia, between Hong Kong and China. The Bill not only led to the largest protests in the history of Hong Kong, it also brought about the most serious crisis of governance since the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. This article seeks to introduce the legal and political background of the Bill, and to explain the nature of the controversy in the context of the tensions and contradictions generated by China's policy of "One Country, Two Systems", which has been applied to Hong Kong since the handover.
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Ten Days That Shocked the World: The Rendition Proposal in Hong Kong Johannes Chan431
Demise of "One Country, Two Systems"? Reflections on the Hong Kong Rendition Saga Cora Chan447
Articles
Judicial Review of Public Consultation in Hong Kong: The Case for Fixing an "Underdeveloped" Jurisprudential AreaHo Cheuk-Yuet459
12 Years On: Implications of the Interception of Communications and Surveillance Ordinance on Fundamental Rights and Freedoms in Hong Kong Urania Chiu487
Is It Constitutional to Demand Hong Kong Independence? A Comparative Study Lin Feng507
A Non-legislative Reading of the Co-location Decision and the NPCSC's Constitutional Review Power under the Basic Law Jiang Hui547
Reforming Consumer Protection in Hong Kong: How to Adequately Protect Consumers? Mateja Durovic, Geraint Howells and AndrĂ© Janssen571
China Law
Funding Derivative Actions in China: Practice, Problems and Prospects Wenjing Chen603
Implications and Challenges of a Chinese Model for Belt and Road Dispute Resolution: Analysing the Role of the China International Commercial Court and "One-Stop" Mechanism Wei Yin635
Decentralising Legislation in China's Law on Legislation Amendment Wei Cui and Jiang Wan665
Multidimensional Review of the Relationship between Party Regulations and State Laws Shihai Zhu697
Addressing Dilemmas over Climate Change Litigation in China Zhou Chen719
Interactive Participatory Regulatory Model in China's Cloud Era Cong Xu749
Opportunities or Threats? — Rethinking the Development of Chinese Non-Profits under the Newly Reformed Legal System Ruoqi Li785
Book review
Simon Bushell and Gary Milner-Moore, Disclosure of Information: Norwich Pharmacal and Related Principles Charles Dougherty QC811

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